HT-PLA

Performance Rating

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Rated on 5 criteria: print temperature, warping, strength, creep resistance, and heat resistance (★1-5).

Print Temp

Nozzle: 210-230°C

Bed: 50-70°C

Warping

Rated

Strength

Bending Strength: (65.00 MPa)

Creep Resistance

Rated

Heat Resistance

Heat Resistance Temp: 90°C

Features

  • High heat resistance PLA. Over 100°C with annealing.
  • Heat resistance through crystallization
  • Maintains PLA ease of use

    Basic Information

    Classification:Intermediate
    Base Resin:Polylactic Acid (High Crystallinity)
    Melting Point:160-170°C
    Density:1.24 g/cm³
    Shrinkage Rate:0.4-0.6%
    Heat Resistance:100-110°C (after annealing)

    Recommended Settings

    ItemRecommended ValueNotes
    Nozzle Temperature210-230°CHigher than standard PLA
    Bed Temperature60-70°CFor adhesion
    Fan Setting50-80%Prioritize layer adhesion
    Print Speed40-60mm/sQuality focus
    Nozzle Diameter0.4mmStandard setting
    Post-processingAnnealing recommended (80-100°C, 1-2 hours)

    Bending Strength

    ItemMeasured Value
    Default (Flat Layout)
    Bending Strength65 MPa
    Flexural ModulusN/A
    Test Method3-Point Bending Test(Details

    Stress–Strain Curve

    Bending test data for this filament has not been registered yet.

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    Annealing Process

    Process

    1. Preheat oven to 80-100°C
    2. Place print in heat-resistant container
    3. Heat for 1-2 hours
    4. Cool slowly (avoid rapid cooling)

    Effects

    • • Heat resistance improves to over 100°C
    • • Crystallization progresses, strength improves
    • • Dimensions shrink slightly (about 2-3%)

    Use Cases

    Suitable Applications

    • • Heat-resistant parts
    • • Automotive interior
    • • Tableware & cutlery
    • • High-temperature parts

    Pros & Cons

    Pros: High heat resistance (after annealing), easy printing, food-safe
    Cons: Annealing required, significant shrinkage, expensive

    Precautions

    • Annealing (heat treatment) is required. Heat in oven at 80-110°C for 1-2 hours.

    • Shrinks about 10-15% during annealing; consider dimensions in design.

    • Heat resistance similar to standard PLA before annealing.